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[WIA Languages Day 7/221] Manchu - The Emperor's Language, in Village Lullabies
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- The WIA language project introduced Manchu, the imperial court language of the Qing dynasty, as the seventh of the 221 languages it has documented.
- According to WIA, fewer than ten native speakers remain in villages such as Shanzi in Heilongjiang Province, making it critically endangered.
- WIA announced Jedek from Malaysia as the next language to be featured, and this article is promotional content for the project.
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